Monique Delk signed the winning ticket for Hip 1361, a colt by Practical Joke out of the Candy Ride mare Ridingwiththedevil. Delk was the leading buyer for the Keeneland September Yearling Sale’s fifth session.

Delaware Park Casino, the Delaware Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association, the Delaware Jockeys’ Health and Welfare Benefit Fund, and the Delaware Park Jockeys Association teamed up Sept. 14 to donate $20,000 to the Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund.

In a pair of management moves at Monmouth Park, William Anderson has been named president and chief operating officer and John Heims will take over as general manager in addition to his role as in-house counsel.

Hall of Fame jockey Joel Rosario discusses the performance of Iroquois Stakes (G3) winner Jonathan’s Way.

Even trainer Charlie Appleby can send out a horse who needs a race. Not often, but on occasion. A case in point is Godolphin’s Beautiful Love.

From a plane crash in Australia to the winner’s circle of the Iroquois Stakes (G3) with a potential Kentucky Derby (G1) contender, it’s been quite the year for Richard Rigney and Phil Bauer.

Mill Ridge Sales will offer hip 1827 Sept. 15 at the Keeneland September Yearling Sale. The filly is by Lane’s End’s City of Light and out of a multiple stakes producer.

Slipping up the inside of front-running stablemate Filo Di Arianna, Live Oak Plantation’s Win for the Money rallied to score a 13-1 upset under Patrick Husbands in the CA$1 million Woodbine Mile Stakes (G1) Sept. 14 at Woodbine.

Even trainer Charlie Appleby can send out a horse who needs a race. Not often, but on occasion. A case in point is Godolphin’s Beautiful Love (IRE).

The Road to the Kentucky Oaks points series kicked off Sept. 14 with the $292,335 Pocahontas Stakes (G3) at Churchill Downs, and Tracy Farmer’s homebred La Cara landed the first blow.